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Please note that this trip is a part of our Olympic BirdFest event and registration is required through the BirdFest site at olympicbirdfest.org. To register please navigate to the registration tab at the top of the page and scroll down to the bottom to see our Sunday events. Details:
Sunday, April 19 through Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Location: Clallam Bay County Park, Neah Bay and surrounding areas
Price: $650
Limit: 16
Join our tour leaders for a unique, two-and-a-half day birding experience in one of the most remote and wild birding areas of Washington State. We will explore the Makah Indian Nation’s best and most beautiful birding hot spots, searching for migrating raptors, seabirds, and songbirds.
Our adventure begins on Sunday, April 19 at 12 Noon, at Clallam Bay County Park in the town of Clallam Bay, where you will meet your guides. After birding the park and beach with the guides, the group will drive on to Neah Bay, making additional birding stops along the way.
The next two days will be spent birding at places such as Cape Flattery, Wa’atch Valley, Hobuck Beach, Bahokus Peak, and Neah Bay itself, always looking for migrant and resident birds. This trip involves walking up to 3 miles a day on sometimes rough and uneven terrain, and occasional carpooling.
Cost of the trip: The trip includes Makah Tribal passes, entrance fee to the Makah Museum, meals, and guides. Meals include Sunday dinner, breakfast, box lunch and dinner Monday, and breakfast and box lunch on Tuesday.
Participants must reserve and pay for their own lodging. Learn more details on lodging and sign up at olympicbirdfest.org/neah-bay-birding-at-the-beginning-of-the-world/
Call the river center for questions at 360-681-4076
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Dungeness River Nature Center, 642 River Rd, Sequim, WA 98382-7761, United States
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